Cassie and Jon have an airbnb on their property, and decided to grow their TikTok following through posting “reviews” on each of their guests… over the past few weeks they have gone viral for their negativity and constant complaining. This video is about how entitled Cassie and Jon are as airbnb hosts and influencers, and whether or not it is okay to post about innocent and unaware people WHO PAY YOU MONEY to stay at your airbnb…
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Let me know if you like this style… tbh I’m so nervous to put myself out there and try new things!
I love the new setup. It feels more chill
I love your super dramatic editing on your video essays but i absolutely don’t mind having also chill upload like these covering more “””light””” subjects !
@Herzfeld10 Thank you so much!! Okay good to know… I get so overwhelmed with all there is to cover, I hope I can find a balance maybe!! Do deep dives on big extensive topics and then shorter coverage on bizarre online situations!
@cruelworldhappymindi thing that’s a good mindset, but also don’t worry about missing some topics, it’s not like we are going to run out of creeps online and scandals 😭
Girl I love your super long video essays and I think we can all see all of the work that you (and possibly a team?) put into them, but if this more chilled out vibe is easier for you I’m here for it 🙂 also I love the petty-queen energy 😅
Honestly they must have the most uncomfortable looking couch ever and I think that’s on purpose 😂
girl your hairrrr
you look like a rock star
People like this and privacy concerns are exactly why my family has never and will never stay at an Air BnB. I’ll take a hotel thank you!
two teenagers playing hotel
11:08 with the “unregistered pets” rule, I seriously wonder how they are with Service Animals. I would hope that they contact the guest and ask if it’s a Service Animal before they just change them for it. (Cuz that can be a law suit for discrimination since a Service animal is a federally protected disability aid. Just like Uber/Lyft/etc drivers that refuse to transport Service Animals) If it’s a guest that is booked through a cite like AirB&B, legally they can’t charge for having a Service Animal on the property. I also think they can’t legally require guests to even notify them of Service Animals in advance/register them. I know at hotels you don’t have to notify them in advance that you’re bringing a Service Animal and they’re covered under the same laws so it should be the same but I’m not 100% on that since there are some complexities when it comes to disability rights laws.
I just wanted to throw this out there cuz it’s a perspective that I don’t see many people talking about and I don’t think a lot of people think about when they decide to make their home (or car) a public accommodation which is exactly what you’re doing when you post it for rent on a booking cite (or sign up to drive Uber, etc.)
21:55 now that I have a house, so many people said “rbnb it” and im like “with all my chronic anxiety disorder? No, everything the guest does would make me feel violated in my intimacy, all for some money? Its not for me” like?? Isnt it obvious?
Omg, they’re 19 and 20? I mean, ouchies.
Their whole shtick is just rage bait.